Great atmosphere for anyone who wants to enjoy themselves and family friendly atmosphere for allread more

I don't consider myself hard to please when it comes to pubs. Football on TV, satisying grub, a…read moregood selection of drinks and a good atmosphere. Oh, and if you can give me my own wee room with a roaring fire, personal TV screen and enough room to stretch out with a couple of mates and a few quiet pints that'd be nice too. Charge forward, the marvellous Bull Inn, the shining light of the Paisley bar scene which has been keeping Buddies happy since 1901, making it officially the oldest pub in the town. The Bull is as handsome a bar as you will find in the west of Scotland and its traditional fittings and homely atmosphere are almost worth the jaunt to Paisley alone. If you do manage to bag one of its four snugs (unlikely during lunch times and big match days) then make sure you cancel any prior arrangements. Trust me, you'll not want to leave here for a very, very long time.

Be lucky if u get served only locals get priority . Stood…read moreright at bar after 20min got ignored with someone they knew he got his pint I walked out. Its also very loud the locals behind should complain or ask for a rent reduction cos this place is not what u think it is.

Went in to listen to a few songs and a pint. Very welcoming and old school rock music. Wish there…read morewas food so I could stay longer but then I probably wouldn't have gotten a seat.

Really great food, vegetarian and GF options (maybe vegan too)…read more The staff was friendly. We came here at a weird time but I think if you came during a sports match that it would be rowdy in a fun way. It's got that kind of vibe.

This is now our new local. The atmosphere is always lovely, Liz always takes care of us and the…read morefood is gorgeous. Get the steak pie you won't be disappointed!

One of the better pubs in Paisley. It is a hidden treasure in a crowd of cheap drinking…read moreestablishments. Listed in the good beer guide - it has been a real ale haven in the cider/lager fuelled town of Paisley. The beer is well kept and the crowd is mainly locals. The pub does not have a lot of student patrons due to its "old man" pub reputation. BTW - the map is messed up for this pub. It is west of the centre of Paisley on the High St (not in Johnstone) near the Paisley Library and Museum.

Now this is a boozer I know well. If your looking for a quiet pint with no neds or junkies walking…read morein then this is the pub for you. Slightly pricey for certain drinks and tighter than a ducks arse in terms of space but a can say av never been bothered in this pub in my life. If your a man out looking for a bit of skirt then this isn't for you. It's like the waking dead age wise but that only adds character in my opinion. Most of the bar staff are easy on the eye right enough. Could drink in a worse boozer.

Not a bad atmosphere, however, short measures R us. We used to frequent this bar cos we quite…read moreenjoyed the atmosphere (2 minute walk away) & it was so close to where we lived but we were served short/diluted measures on several occasions. (We both worked as bar staff at the time)

I've always found it a nice pub to go to for a read at the papers or to watch the football. There's…read morea hot wee barmaid a bit moody sometimes but nice looking. I think her name begins with Land ends with..a. Also very reasonable prices.

My guy and I were in town for a music gig and we had a few hours to kill before the show. We…read morepopped in a few places in the area and this so happened to be one of them. When you walk in, it seems like it has potential, it's quite large and there's plenty of room for large and small groups. I'm not sure if it was the time of night (around 7pm) but all of the lights were on which gave the place a very lifeless feeling. There were plenty of people hanging out- a great mix of people but the lights being on full blast just made everything feel cold. We only stayed for one drink but I was able to browse the snacks menu. Lots to choose from that sounded nice. Drinks were cheap enough as well. I don't think we'd come back here just because it wasn't really our vibe. We like smaller pubs when we can choose them.

I always visit The Bankhouse when in Paisley. The food is excellent. They keep a good beer and the…read morestaff are superb. Very friendly welcome.

Have to disagree with the other review - I have eaten a few tasty bits and pieces here…read more It's unpretentious good pub grub. Pizzas smell and look amazing, but I haven't had of those one yet. I got a baked potato for a fiver. At that price I really didn't expect a well dressed side salad and lashings of tasty cheese, but that's what I got and I was very pleased, it was excellent value. People kept going back for cocktails while I was there, so they must be decent, certainly looked intriguing. For a pub in Paisley, it felt like a slice of the West End to me. If you're out and about it's worth a look in here because I have found the staff and the regulars very friendly. DOG NEWS: DOG FRIENDLY!

This place looks good inside but the food is really horrible. I very rarely if ever give a bad…read morereview but this has to be done. We ordered chicken wrap and Mac and cheese. None of it was fresh and after multiple wrong attempts to deliver the actual right order.. It still tasted bad. My friend even complained and said the Mac was so bad she couldn't eat it. They did ask if wanted anything else but by then we wanted to leave... They still charged us for it and I honestly cannot fathom stepping back in here for food. I could do the drinks again but that's all this place has going for it.

Very nice bar, really clean and professional handy as it is across the road from paisleys main bus…read moreterminals and piazza shopping centre, prices are quite good only thing I would say is bad about it is the toliets, they seem clean but it is a bit smelly(male I don't know what the ladys is like) staff are very friendly and chatty. Usually full of older generation. Has a big screen for sports etc.

I have not visited this bar for a long time but was promised a good live band and some fun karaoke…read moreby my wee cuz. The bar was very busy, it was difficult to get served the selection of beer was Tennents or Carling on draught, and a very poor selection of bottled beer. I had a bottle of Stella which was not very chilled a very poor Gin & Tonic with no ice or slice. The tables were cluttered with empty glasses and bottles,some of the other patrons left a lot to be desired one lady tried to lift my wee cuz's coat twice saying that she was pi..ed and did not know what she was doing. This used to be a very pleasant Family type bar, I believe the Management have destroyed the integrity of the business over the the desire for cold cash

Not really I pub I tend to frequent as it's more for people that are middle aged.Always lots of…read moresinging from the Karaoke when you walk past,it certainly sounds like people are enjoying themselves.The interior of the pub is a wee bit old fashioned but actually quite nice.It gets very busy at weekends as the drink is cheap.Tends to be alot of fights going on around this area so I usually try and steer clear around closing time as thats when it can get a bit heated.They also do a good selection of food during the day,which is actually very nice and prices are cheap too.